Tushar Mehta
School
University School Of Chemical Technology, GGSIP University, New Delhi, India
Expertise
Android, MacOS, Hi-Fi Audio
- Tushar has written for the past nine years on topics spanning science & technology, sports, politics, culture, and art and reviewed dozens of smartphones, TVs, audio equipment, wearables, and laptops.
- As a journalist, Tushar has met with and interviewed numerous tech leaders in India.
- He particularly fancies the Chinese smartphone industry and can distinguish any Android-based interface, like OneUI or Oxygen OS, from another in one gaze.
Experience
Tushar works as a part-time writer at SlashGear, where his love for technology and automobiles merge. He has always been passionate about making technology more accessible and consumer-friendly, which inspired him to be a technology journalist despite his engineering degree. Tushar also writes at Digital Trends and has worked at XDA, Android Central, and Screen Rant, among other renowned publications in the past. He likes to tinker with electronics and has a knack for condensing technical jargon into simpler terms. Besides tech and auto, Tushar has written across fields, including science, politics, culture, music, and movies.
Education
Tushar holds a Bachelor of Technology in Chemical Engineering. After his degree, he chose to explore his love for technology by writing about it.
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Stories By Tushar Mehta
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Nothing has announced the release of its two new earbuds, which feature active noise cancellation, sound improvements, and ChatGPT functionality on demand.
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Apple is finally easing its right-to-repair apprehensions by extending its support of 'genuine' used parts, though some restrictions still apply.
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While the company has been quiet about what to expect under the hood of the new 2025 Toyota 4Runner, we finally got some insight. Here's what we know so far.
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Genesis Magma is the name of the new luxury and performance line of vehicles from the Korean automaker, and spoiler alert: They're going to be fast.
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The two leading smartwatches in the Android space are the Samsung Watch 6 and the OnePlus Watch 2. We break down the differences between them.
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In a recent announcement, one of cinematographers' favorite digital camera brands is to be acquired by Nikon. Here's everything we know so far about the deal.
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Even though smartphones have changed how we communicate with family and friends, these Android walkie-talkie apps are still a cool way to stay in touch.
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Whether it's safety features, navigation, or even video calls or vlogging while riding, the many AI-powered smarts of the Orbic 5G e-bike are impressive.
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Honda has announced the 2025 CR-V e:FCEV plug-in, and this one has a surprise in store: a hydrogen fuel cell to power its engine.
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Google's Android Auto is getting AI that will summarize incoming messages, whether a long message or a bustling group chat. Here's how to enable it.
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Qualcomm has plenty of upgraded processing tech in store for MWC, showcasing how AI processing, satellite-connectivity, and more is coming to various devices.
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OnePlus launched the OnePlus 12 and the OnePlus 12R this year and we're breaking down the difference between the two phones. Here's everything we know.
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Now that the Apple Vision Pro is out, it's time to turn our sights to the next Apple unicorn -- a foldable. Rumors abound, but what will it be?
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Even though iPhones have excellent security, thieves will still try these tricks to unlock them and steal your information if they are lost or stolen.
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Apple's Vision Pro headset is on sale but the delivery times have already been pushed out by almost a month. If you want one soon, you'll want to order quickly.
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As AI technology begins to ape human behavior with ever greater subtlety, can it also take on the human tendency to slow down around the end of the year?
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The new WiiM Amp, available for a fraction of the Sonos Amp's price, can handle lossless audio and supports all major Hi-Fi music streaming services.
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If you are an outdoor enthusiast and like to explore in the snow or dry land, then you may need a Snowdog machine. Here's what they are and what they can do.
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Fast Pair speeds up the process of pairing Bluetooth devices like headphones to Android devices, taking advantage of location services for seamless connection.
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Moving from an acoustic to an electric guitar can be challenging, given the number of factors involved in picking the best electric guitar. Let us help you.
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While Double Tap is a new feature allowing users to control their new Apple Watch, there is a way to use it on older Apple Watch series and iPhones.
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The sale of Activision-Blizzard has cleared its final hurdle which means "Call of Duty", "World of Warcraft", and more will officially belong to Microsoft.
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Google is bringing a serious upgrade to its lineup of smartphones with the Pixel 8 Pro, including updated cameras, a brighter new display, and more.
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If you have a new Samsung Galaxy Watch, but can't figure out how to connect your Google Wallet, don't worry because setting it up is easier than you think.
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The switch to USB-C in the iPhone has a lot of repercussions, some of which may not be obvious to the average user. We break it all down for you.
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The good news is the battery in every new iPhone is bigger than its counterpart in the previous generation. But will it be large enough to make a difference?
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Android Auto is capable of add a ton of functionality to your car's head unit -- but only if you have the right utility apps installed on your phone.